July 2005
June 2005
SIMILE - Piggy Bank
by Kossatsch & 6 others
Piggy Bank is an extension to the Firefox web browser that turns it into a “Semantic Web browser”, letting you make use of existing information on the Web in more useful and flexible ways.
May 2005
Feedmark v1.1 - Firefox Extension
by manic
Adds "Bookmark with Feedmarker" to the context menu, and a statusbar icon for subscribing to feeds with Feedmarker.
April 2005
IT Conversations: Clay Shirky - Ontology is Overrated
by wilsonshum & 3 others
Clay Shirky argues that tagging makes more sense than taxonomy, nicely presented
March 2005
Advancing Insights: Ideascape
Ideascape is an Internet-Managed Service for creating dynamic, interactive meeting places on the net. Meeting places that make a deep-web presence possible
grat.uito.us:a free, tag-based, wish list community
grat.uito.us is a place you can keep a running list of things you would love to have! And as your friends and family sign up (remember, it's free) you will be able to suggest gift ideas for each other and check on what items they might have received befo
Tag Boom (english version) - metakappa: knowledge ecosystem blog - a business blog by Gino Tocchetti
by rjjjsp & 1 other
I feel the 'tag issue' dabate is explosing early this year 2005. On the wave of success of delicious and flickr, after the run of Feedster and 43Things, a new Technorati initiative is launched, and immediately someone is renewing old features (Furl), some
Many-to-Many: New Technorati tag feature
by rjjjsp & 2 others
At the beginning of this week, Technorati will launch a new tag aggregation feature: When you search on a tag, you%u2019ll be shown a list of %u201Crelated%u201D tags. The relationships are automatically discerned by the software, analyzing the other tags
Home - frassle
by rjjjsp & 11 others
Frassle helps you read and publish weblogs, track bookmarks, and find relevant content organized your way.
CCTE Distributed Research
by rjjjsp
Social bookmarking portal for the Communication, Computing and Technology in Education program (Teachers College, Columbia Univ.)
Desire lines
Desire lines are the foot-worn paths that sometimes appear in a landscape over time.
February 2005
i d e a n t: A del.icio.us study
by rjjjsp & 18 others
Working within the constraints of a very limited data sample, this study attempts to identify some of the information management and meaning construction practices of an online distributed classification (a.k.a. free tagging or ethnoclassification) commun
